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English Programme school · Thai curriculum · Limited-data listing
Saengthong Wittaya School
Hat Yai · Songkhla · South
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What is confirmed
| Location | Hat Yai · Songkhla · South |
|---|---|
| Thai name | โรงเรียนแสงทองวิทยา |
| Curriculum basis | Thai national curriculum · English Programme (EP) track |
| Levels | Primary 1 to Secondary 6 (all-boys, per reference summary) |
| Founded | 1950 |
| Anchor source | Saengthong Wittaya official website |
| Archived copy | school website · Wayback Machine, Oct 2026 |
| Checked | 2026-10-07 |
At a glance
- Salesian boys' school in Hat Yai, founded in 2493 BE (1950 CE), originally named Saint Thomas College; the 4th Salesian school in Thailand (reference summary)
- The school's own site publishes its curriculum structure: four level-band curricula plus two special programmes, IEP (primary, English emphasis) and SME (excellence)
What we could not verify
Limited data: the school's site could not be fetched by direct curl from this network; its homepage and curriculum page were read via text fetch and verify the Salesian identity, Hat Yai location and the IEP/SME programme structure, but no admissions process or fee figures could be extracted from the school's own pages in this pass.
Caveat recorded in CredRadar's directory-completion research, 7 October 2026, from the source noted on this page. How we verify
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